And that's fine. As long as you don't use religious arguments in an academic or professional context, it doesn't matter what unprovable thing you believe in.

And that's fine. As long as you don't use religious arguments in an academic or professional context, it doesn't matter what unprovable thing you believe in. I'm religious, but if we met in an academic or professional context, you'd likely think I'm agnostic because I try to limit myself to arguments that can be proven using observable and repeatable evidence. If you believe the Flying Spaghetti Monster exists, then have at it. Just don't try to justify a bunch of colanders as a business expense as insurance against an angry FSM, but feel free to wear one as a religious symbol on your own dime.